(I AmnotGeorgeBush) wrote:
From: (Steveo)
"Jeff Mayner" wrote:
Didn't they have fertalizer on board? Something like that? I remember
pictures of the devastation.
Jeff

The drivers always freaks out when I buy 18

tons of urea and start stacking it 3 pallets high

in my warehouse. Can't blame them, but I

donut order enough kerosene to make the

recipe.

Oh, so you are on the fed list, too. g Reckon it won't be long before
they start asking questions about your antennas.

Nah, I ain't nutz enough to even want the recipe.

I've heard they use an additive with agricultural urea that is
supposed to make it flash proof. Dunno if it's true or not..

"U Know Who" wrote in message
news
Several people lost their lives here today.


Update:

The total is now 15 dead, and numerous others in area hospitals. Several
still critical.

I was about 2 miles from the explosion when it happened. We don't have
earthquakes here, but the ground shook, walls and windows rattled, and then
of course while wondering what happened, the sound wave hit. Living in this
area for as long as I have, this is the worst explosion/accident I've
experienced. When I went outside and looked toward the plant, what I saw
amazed me; there was a Hiroshima looking mushroom cloud climbing into the
sky with flames rolling the entire height. And I don't mean just from the
ground...the cloud had fire in it. It was at that point I realized loss of
life was inevitable.

As far as damage outside the plant, mostly just blown out windows that faced
the plant. Most within a mile or so, but some as far as 7 miles away over
open terrain.